Vtec soleniod leaking
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so i took my car into the stealaship to locate the source of my oil leak. They have told me that it is coming from my soleniod, and then quoted me for a new soleniod itself, for the low price of 300 bucks. My question is should i attempt to replace the oring and filter my self before going ahead and getting a whole new soleniod? any one know how much the coleniods generally run not from the dealership?
I think for the two gaskets it cost me around $30 or so and took me 15 minutes at the most to replace both of them.
You can hit up ebay for a used one and it usually runs you about $70 or so.
You can hit up ebay for a used one and it usually runs you about $70 or so.
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are all d and b series solenoids and orings the same? just want make sure before ordering parts. My motor is a d15b is this different?
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Im not sure if they are the same... here try this website and compare the 93-95 EX (EJ1) to the 99-00 SI (EM1)
http://www.slhondaparts.com
Im not sure if they are the same... here try this website and compare the 93-95 EX (EJ1) to the 99-00 SI (EM1)
http://www.slhondaparts.com
Not the same, I thought they were but found out the hard way. Let's say in terms of civic VTEC solenoids, the 92-95 version differs from the 96-00 version. I'll see if I can take some pics tomorrow.
Side note: I have a first gen B16A head and a B18C1 head (99 I believe) and the 92-95 Solenoid fit both.
Side note: I have a first gen B16A head and a B18C1 head (99 I believe) and the 92-95 Solenoid fit both.
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I have a spare $13.00 o-ring here just in case I needed it.
Change it yourself, it's a piece of cake.
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com
Change it yourself, it's a piece of cake.
http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com
haha... dude u spelled solenoid like 9 different ways haha....
#1. Yes its a peice of cake job.
#2. Yes all obd1-2 civic vtec solenoids are interchangeable, take for example a Z6 and B16A... They dont look the same but do both infact work on same applications... The pressure switch is just in a different spot that's all..
#3. You can most likely get a vtec solenoid from the junk yard for like 10-15 bucks if you can manage to take out all 2 or 3 bolts yourself lol..
#4. YOU CAN DO IT..!!
#1. Yes its a peice of cake job.
#2. Yes all obd1-2 civic vtec solenoids are interchangeable, take for example a Z6 and B16A... They dont look the same but do both infact work on same applications... The pressure switch is just in a different spot that's all..
#3. You can most likely get a vtec solenoid from the junk yard for like 10-15 bucks if you can manage to take out all 2 or 3 bolts yourself lol..
#4. YOU CAN DO IT..!!
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